Improving Meadows and Woodlands

A New Project at the Humber Bridge Country Park

Join in at the reserve

Join in a new conservation project at the Humber Bridge Country Park.

It’s called Improving Meadows and Woodlands, and yes that’s exactly what’s it’s about!

We’ll be planting 4000 wildflowers and 120 trees on the nature reserve. There’s plenty of ways for you to take part as a volunteer or by attending an event.

What's coming up?

Thank you for joining us!

Love Your Meadow planting weekend

Thank you to our community who came along to the wildflower planting weekend in the meadow, you helped us with 4,000 plants and we saw some fantastic fairy gardens be created and go to their new homes with you all. Flowers and their nectar are fantastic for bees and butterflies and the new plants are especially suited to this chalky habitat. It’s a home for so many birds and mammals, many of them like hedgehogs thrill us when we are lucky enough to catch a glimpse.

Remember to visit the Humber Bridge Country Park in spring and summer to see the marvellous meadow you helped with bloom!

Time 2 Volunteer

Interested in volunteering regularly? The team and volunteers are on the reserve every Wednesday and Saturday. Learn how to harvest seeds from the flowers, nurture new plants in the greenhouse, build a brash wall to protect the new trees or help record wildlife.

Be a nature reserve volunteer and really make a difference to our wonderful natural world!

All current opportunities are listed on the Time2Volunteer website.

Time2Volunteer with Countryside Access

We look forward to seeing you there!
Any questions about the events or volunteering please get in touch with the countryside team.

This project and the community planting events are funded by the UK Government.